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Robert Henri Alphonse McGee (born 1953 in Otter Lake, Quebec) is a poet who was active in the 1970s Montreal literary scene. He worked in construction at the Olympic Games site and was a member of the Heavy Equipment Operators Union. He has been included in compilations with the Montreal Vehicule Poets: 10 Poetry Readings: 10 Montreal Poets at the Cegeps (Delta, 1975) and Montreal English Poetry of the 70s (Véhicule Press, 1977).

Publications

Poetry

• 3 Dozen Sonnets & Fast Drawings. Montreal, QC: Véhicule Press, 1973.

References

1. Montreal English Poetry of the 70s. Montreal QC: Vehicule Press, 1977. p. 141.

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